in alabama, oregon, and tennessee. what are your thoughts on this historic, yet overdue move? yes, very overdue. and we always say in vermont, how proud we are that even before we were a state, when we were the vermont republic, we had outlawed slavery. and it has always those of us, i taught history for a long time, i was a public school teacher. i taught history and civics, and knew that we still allowed indentured servitude in our constitution. and it just didn t sit right with so many of us, and i think that a constitution, a state constitution is a statement of your values. it is where you see your state in regards to human rights and civil rights. and we felt so strongly that that document needed to reflect our values. and i am so pleased that it passed. all right, thank you congresswoman elect. rebecca balint. thank you for being with us. coming, up former president donald trump has a big
Incumbent Windsor County Assistant Judge Michael Ricci of Woodstock, running as an Independent, finished third in the race for a pair of judge posts that were won convincingly by two Democrats – paralegal Alison Johannensen and former Assistant Judge David Singer. Johannensen, a Woodstock reside .
Veteran paralegal Alison Johannensen of Woodstock and former Assistant Judge David Singer of Hartland secured the Democratic nomination for two open positions of Assistant Judge in Tuesday night’s Primary, beating out current Assistant Judge Michael Ricci, also of Woodstock. Johannensen took 26. .
Three candidates are seeking two nominations to run under the Democratic Party banner for Windsor County assistant judge in the primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 9. No aspirants for the judicial post have filed to run in the Republican primary, so it is likely that the two candidates who receive .